Asian Pacific Journal of Health Sciences
Yazarlar: U.C. Dutta, A. R. Khan, A. Hussain, M. L. A. Rahman
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DOI:10.21276/apjhs.2018.5.4.8
Anahtar Kelimeler:Orbital,Fungal infections,Aspergillosis,Lymphoma
Özet: Orbital mycosis is a serious infection that may first present to the ophthalmologist in the form of proptosis with pain in the eye. Radiological diagnosis of such a lesion may mimic neoplastic space occupying pathology of the orbit. As such a definite diagnosis of such lesion is utmost importance for proper treatment in these cases. We report here a rare case of orbital mycosis with CNS extension in an immunocompetent individual which was radiologically suspected to be of lymphomatous origin.